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This volume is aimed at those Earth scientists who wish to acquaint themselves with the field of applied remote sensing for hydrocarbon exploration. It offers examples of satellite image interpretation that are supported by surface and, more importantly, subsurface controls; a demonstration of a systematic approach to the interpretation and integration of satellite imagery data as part of an exploration programme; and syntheses of the processes that lead to the structural, geomorphic and spectral signatures which are manifested on satellite imagery data. The primary concern of the book is the recognition of geological features that can be used to constrain and improve the interpretation and integration of conventional exploration tools. There is an attempt to present remote sensing as a ""stand alone"" prospecting tool.

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This is a refreshingly straightforward and clear account, underpinned by loads of real examples...It works extremely well, because the author knows exactly what he's writing about, because he has done it, and because he is thinking in terms of three-dimensional geology all the time...It is the most practical book on remote sensing in geology to date... And its an enjoyable read, too! Journal of Petroleum Geology

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